Write a program that takes from user the number of cinema tickets he wants to buy, and then calculates and displays the total cost of buying them according to the prices above.

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EXAM I – if – switch – loops

Exercise 1. (If)

The price of one cinema ticket is:

• 7 Euro when you buy only 1 ticket

• 6 Euro when you buy from 2 to 3 tickets

• 5 Euro when you buy from 4 to 6 tickets

• 4 Euro when you buy more than 6 tickets

Write a program that takes from user the number of cinema tickets he wants to buy, and then calculates and displays the total cost of buying them according to the prices above.

When user enters an incorrect number of tickets, the program should display „The number of tickets cannot be negative”.

Exercise 2. (Switch)

Write a program that allows the user to enter a month number (we expect number between 1 and 12) and then displays how many days are in the corresponding month (e.g. if the user enters 3 the program should display

„March consists of  31  days”). Notice that  if  the  user  inputs  2  the program  should  display

„February consists of 28 days in a common year and 29 days in a leap year”. If the user enters a number that isn't in the range from 1 to 12, it prints the message "The number does not represents any month of a year".

Exercise 3. (Loops)

Write a program that keeps taking in integers from user until a negative integer is given to stop. Then take all the positive integers that have been entered and get the average of them all.

Exercise 4. (Loops)

Write a program that displays a multiplication table size n x n (take n from user).

really quickly

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